Iran's Missile Power and Turkey's Regional Ambitions

All right. We've talked about Jordan. Jordan has been a pretty silent player here. Remember that Israel and Jordan have a peace agreement since 1979 with President Carter. So Jordan's been pretty quiet throughout this process, and they've allowed the Americans to use their air base. But now they've been rocked by Iran. Their missiles have hit the air bases as well in Jordan. And unfortunately, we've lost a couple of soldiers, some soldiers, and also some have been injured as well in the nation of Jordan. So my friends, again, going back to Daniel 8, the ram, it goes northward, southward, and westward. And I believe we can agree through Iran's proxies in Hezbollah and Hamas and the Houthis, they've done that in the last 23 years. And now they're continuing to do that with their missile program, which no one can stop. And they can fire missiles at Arabia. Yemen can fire them at Arabia, which is an Iran proxy. They can fire them into Syria. They can fire them into Lebanon. They can fire them into Israel, which they have. They fired them into Egypt, two ships in Egypt. They fired them into Jordan. So they've proven that their missile program is superior to anything that we can, that we can stop it. We haven't been able to stop their missile program that they have, which is very concerning, to say the least. Thus the reason Saudi Arabia, Pakistan, and Turkey have a defense agreement because they see that America cannot protect Arabia, the Gulf nations, Israel, Jordan, Egypt, you name it. We haven't been able to protect. Trump is getting our soldiers out of there because we can't protect them either. I think that's a wise decision, by the way, but we just can't protect them. So again, we can kind of see these things lining up with biblical prophecy, and eventually, whenever the appointed time is, Turkey will go crush Iran tremendously, and they will be the superpower of the Middle East, no doubt, once they do that.

What I'm interested to see, my friends, is this right here. How does Iraq, excuse me, how does Turkey deal with Iraq? That's going to be interesting to see because I believe Iraq's going to go with them, with Turkey. And now you're looking at a block that's going to come over and crush them. Now, it's going to be through Turkey, and not Iraq, not Syria, but the main dog will be the Turks. So let me supersize this to go to Cyprus. There's been a lot of chatter about Cyprus, the island of Cyprus. If you were not aware of the situation there, Turkey owns the northern part of Cyprus. You can kind of see it divided the way that it is. I'll try to get it a little bit closer. You can see where the lines are there right here. Turkey owns this, and the Greeks own southern Cyprus. There's been a lot of chatter that Erdoğan wants to take over the entire island. They've got 40,000 troops in northern Cyprus, Turkey does. And they want to take over Cyprus, the entire island. So, there's a lot of animosity and friction between Greece and Turkey right now. And that's a long historical fight. They're rivals. They've been historical rivals. They hate each other. And again, Greece is not what you're talking about in the Bible. I was talking about Ta. Greece is an ally to Israel. Ta hates Israel. So again, Turkey is trying to come and take this island because it's very strategic, obviously, when you look at where it is in the Mediterranean Sea.